RICHELIEU
RICHELIEU 264841 13-inch Rotary Masonry Drill Bit with Reduced Shank
A 13-inch carbide-tipped masonry drill bit with reduced shank for rotary drilling in concrete, brick and stone, offering 330 mm length to clear a concrete block
- Drills through concrete blocks with 13 in (330 mm) length
- Runs cooler and lasts longer thanks to slow spiral flute design
- Fits most drills using 3/8 in (9.52 mm) reduced shank
- Carbide tip stays secure through premium brazing material
- Handles brick, stone, damp and dry masonry, and concrete
13-inch Rotary Masonry Drill Bit
This RICHELIEU 264841 carbide-tipped bit is built for rotary drilling in brick, stone, damp and dry masonry, and concrete. The 13 in (330 mm) length lets it clear a concrete block, while the 3/8 in (9.52 mm) reduced shank fits most standard drill chucks. It suits tradespeople and DIYers needing deeper reach in masonry work.
Installation and common issues
Chuck the reduced shank securely in any drill with a 3/8 in or larger capacity and run at rotary speed only — no hammer action. The slow spiral flute removes debris efficiently so the bit runs cooler, but forcing the feed or drilling into glass and ceramics will damage the carbide tip and void the cutting geometry.
Pre-order checks
Verify your drill chuck accepts a 3/8 in (9.52 mm) shank and that the application is brick, stone, masonry or concrete — not glass or ceramic. Confirm the 13 in (330 mm) overall length suits the job depth and that the workspace meets any local safety requirements for the Proposition 65 listed chemicals.
Highlights
- Drills through concrete blocks with 13 in (330 mm) length
- Runs cooler and lasts longer thanks to slow spiral flute design
- Fits most drills using 3/8 in (9.52 mm) reduced shank
- Carbide tip stays secure through premium brazing material
- Handles brick, stone, damp and dry masonry, and concrete
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How can I tell the RICHELIEU 264841 bit is drilling correctly in concrete?
The slow spiral flute should eject dust steadily while the bit runs cooler; smooth progress through a full 13 in depth without binding shows it is working as intended.
What comes with the 13-inch rotary masonry drill bit and what must I supply?
The box contains only the carbide-tipped bit with its 3/8 in reduced shank; you must provide a compatible rotary drill and personal protective equipment.
Why choose the 13 in (330 mm) length over the 12 in (305 mm) version?
The extra length lets the bit clear a full concrete block in one pass, while the 9.52 mm reduced shank still fits most standard drill chucks.
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